Molby

Trev Downey is joined by his Match Review analyst, Reds’ legend Jan Molby, to examine the madness of Leicester 2 Liverpool 3. The lads pick apart the individual performances and the many many dramatic incidents that arose over the course of the match in the King Power stadium, as the Redmen emerged with a vital three points and as many questions as answers.
Host Trev Downey is joined by Liverpool legend Jan Molby to pick the bones out of the Anfield draw with Burnley. Together, they discuss the unsettling effect of mass changes to the line-up, the return of Phil Coutinho and the importance of drawing the positives from a difficult period. As ever, Jan’s insight is worth your time.

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Over the years Liverpool have had some of the most accomplished penalty takers in the game, take the shot from 12 yards for them. Names like Neal, Mølby, Liddell and Gerrard, the list could go on. Overall Liverpool have had 75 different successful spot kick takers, since being founded in 1892. Liverpool have scored a total of 462 spot kicks since their first game nearly 119 years ago. The most prolific of our 75 spot kick takers was Jan Mølby, who converted 42 of his 45 penalties, closely follow by Phil Neal who scored 38, missing 13.

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